Name your favorite Author Poet Artist Philosopher Musician/Band

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Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:24:02 2015 No.6247590 [Reply] [Original]

Name your favorite
Author
Poet
Artist
Philosopher
Musician/Band

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:25:36 2015 No.6247595 >>6247590 Lol not gonna do it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:27:29 2015 No.6247599 File: 69 KB, 464x654, St. David.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247590 >Author St. DFW >Poet T.S. Eliot >Artist Albrecht Durer >Philosopher St. Augustine >Musician/Band Fleet Foxes

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:30:05 2015 No.6247610 Wolfe, Dostoevsky Dante Gustav Klimt Plato Neutral Milk Hotel, Radiohead, Isis,Mastodon

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:30:51 2015 No.6247612 >Thomas Pynchon >Samuel Taylor Coleridge >Hieronymus Bosch >Arthur Schopenhauer >Rush

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:32:29 2015 No.6247620 >>6247612 How do you have such a good taste in everything but music

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:34:33 2015 No.6247628 >>6247620 :( what kind of music do you like then?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:35:01 2015 No.6247631 File: 48 KB, 500x500, 1420813968409.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247590 >Author Pratchett / Lin / McCarthy >Poet Meyer / Ginsberg >Artist Anselm Kiefer / Waterlord_水の領主 >Philosopher Deleuze >Musician Chelsea Wolfe / Ulver

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:36:29 2015 No.6247634 File: 1.72 MB, 800x450, 7SiAOLI.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >favorites

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:39:00 2015 No.6247639 >>6247599 I like you alot. We are different in many respects, but I sense a certain joyous, mad Streben in you. >>6247610 Weird. I can't see much that unites your interests. >>6247612 Yer also weird but more coherently weird.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:40:15 2015 No.6247641 File: 612 KB, 1280x977, 1425075036825.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Author Robert Walser >Poet Fernando Pessoa >Artist Van Gogh >Philosopher Kierkegaard >Musician/Band Chet Baker in the moment

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:44:32 2015 No.6247648 File: 205 KB, 625x414, 1425701733879.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247639 I like you too!

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:44:44 2015 No.6247652 Proust Keats Van Gogh Jesus Chopin

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:45:18 2015 No.6247655 >>6247631 we could be friends >author faulkner/lin >poet keats >artist goya >philosopher spinoza >musician kurt cobain

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:46:37 2015 No.6247660 >>6247652 OP here, Chopin is by far my favorite musician ever

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:46:51 2015 No.6247661 >>6247590 >Author James Joyce >Poet Walt Whitman >Artist Gian Lorenzo Bernini >Philosopher Taha Abdurrahman^^ >Musician/Band The Something Rain^^ Luciano Pavarotti^^

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:47:03 2015 No.6247662 >>6247628 try to get into classical music

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:49:18 2015 No.6247670
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Faulkner, Joyce, Beckett

WB Yeats, Whitman

Monet and Matisse

not well versed with phil yet, maybe Aristotle?

Schoenberg, Scriabin, Zappa, Magma, Stravinsky, Pentangle

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:49:58 2015 No.6247671 >>6247655 >Lin Lol what the fuck

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:50:21 2015 No.6247672 File: 384 KB, 2023x1515, emil nolde.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Author David Foster Wallace >Poet W. B. Yeats >Artist Emil Nolde >Philosopher Chuang Tzu >Musician/Band Jason Molina

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:50:29 2015 No.6247673 >>6247655 >dat lin >dat spinoza >dat cobain Why yes, I do believe we could be friends. By any chance, have you heard Cobain's collab with Burroughs?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:51:31 2015 No.6247676 Pynchon Eliot Lynch Derrida Lana Del Rey

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:51:53 2015 No.6247677 >>6247671 >implying lin isn't worthy of favorite status

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:52:43 2015 No.6247680 >>6247677 He isn't worthy of literature status. You fell for the meme

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:52:53 2015 No.6247681 >>6247673 i have not, but i do like burroughs and would be very interested in that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:55:08 2015 No.6247690 Pynchon Pynchon Pynchon Pynchon Grateful Dead

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:55:57 2015 No.6247697 File: 111 KB, 700x467, benis.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247680 Meme is love Meme is life

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:56:19 2015 No.6247698 File: 2.59 MB, 4896x3264, 1425367797857.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Author Bolano >Poet Blake >Artist Van Gogh >Philosopher Schopenhauer >Musician/Band Nightmares on Wax

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:56:56 2015 No.6247701 >>6247681 The Priest They Called Him Pretty cool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi1XPmFH6H8 >>6247680 But he's actually pretty good m8

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:57:19 2015 No.6247703 >>6247680 >isn't worthy of literature status. what does this even mean.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:57:42 2015 No.6247704 >>6247661 >The Something Rain I meant Tindersticks, the The Something Rain is My favourite album sorry <_<

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:58:40 2015 No.6247707 Tolkien Blake Delacroix Thoreau Chopin

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 19:59:02 2015 No.6247709 >>6247703 It means it sucks m8.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:00:35 2015 No.6247714 >>6247662 where do you recommend i start? >(inb4 the greeks)

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:00:51 2015 No.6247715 >>6247709 wow, what a thoughtful and insightful criticism of tao lin!

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:02:23 2015 No.6247721 Author >Chekhov or Woolf Poet >Eliot or Dickinson (Pessoa for Disquiet) Artist >Goya or Rembrandt Philosopher >Schopenhauer or Kant Musician >Joanna Newsom or Sibylle Baier

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:03:23 2015 No.6247725 Thomas Pynchon John Keats Rembrandt Kierkegaard Mike Kinsella/Sufjan Stevens

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:03:28 2015 No.6247726 >>6247721 >chekhov, eliot, dickinson, goya, schopenhauer, joanna newsome you're like my bff.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:04:52 2015 No.6247734 >>6247726 :3

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:04:55 2015 No.6247735 >>6247662 Tryhard detected.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:05:42 2015 No.6247739 >>6247590 >Name your favorite Myself >Author Nietzsche >Poet Goethe >Artist Jacques-Louis David >Philosopher Saint Max >Musician/Band Beethoven >German master race

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:08:40 2015 No.6247744 >>6247714 Not that homo, but start with the relatively popular ones, like Mozart, Bach, Chopin, Tchaikovsky, Saint-Saens, Liszt. Branch out from there.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:09:00 2015 No.6247747 >>6247662 >"classical music" First sign of someone who can't appreciate music is someone who defines such a genre.

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:09:38 2015 No.6247752

I don't play favorites but I like to arbitrarily select ones I enjoy for these threads, so here goes:

>Author
Hesse

>Poet
Don't read enough poetry to answer this one

Artist
Rembrandt

Philosopher
Bishop Berkeley

Musician/Band
Willis Earl Beal

Also, can I encourage people to comment on others' choices so this isn't another useless MySpace profile thread? I will do so in a separate post.

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>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:10:33 2015 No.6247759 >>6247744 >no beethoven >ignoring the pinnacle of music The writing of symphony 9 was the greatest moment in the history of mankind.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:11:24 2015 No.6247767 >>6247752 poetry is tight man you're missing out.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:12:14 2015 No.6247769 >>6247590 Ballard Yeats Beksinski Hume The Drones

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:15:36 2015 No.6247782 >>6247769 If it wasn't for that Humility you keep about yourself we could be great friends :^(

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:15:41 2015 No.6247783
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>why don't you do it right,
>like the other men do?
>Author
Nikolay Ostrovskiy
>Poet
Pavel Nikolayevich Shubin
>Artist
Alexander Samokhvalov
>Philosopher
Otto Yulyevich Schmidt
>Musician/Band
Alexander Vertinsky

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:15:46 2015 No.6247784 File: 2.12 MB, 2311x3009, 1593 Young Sick Bacchus.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Author Shakespeare >Poet Lord Byron >Artist Caravaggio >Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche >Composer Arcangelo Corelli

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:19:50 2015 No.6247800 this thread is terrible. why don't you instead show us your goodreads account?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:22:52 2015 No.6247807 >>6247747 Shut up, "classical music" is completely fine as a synonym of Western art music, and is not to be confused with (common period) Classical music. >>6247714 The monks. Listen to Leonin, Perotin, Machaut, and work your way to the renaissance.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:22:56 2015 No.6247808 >>6247590 >Author Gabriel García Márquez /Patrick Süskind >Poet Pablo Neruda >Artist Miguel Ángel >Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche >Musician/Band Kurt Cobain/Nirvana

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:24:22 2015 No.6247814 Nabokov Gerard Manley Hopkins Turner John Locke The Smiths/Morrissey solo career

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:24:41 2015 No.6247815 >Author Maybe Joyce or Tolstoy, really between favorite authors right now >Poet Eliot >Artist Not super into paintings, maybe Dali >Philosopher Kierkegaard >Musician/Band GY!BE

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:26:00 2015 No.6247818 >>6247815 >GY!BE .... >Not super into paintings .... >Kierkegaard ....

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:27:04 2015 No.6247824 >Author Nietzsche >Poet Nietzsche >Artist Nietzsche >Philosopher Slim Shady, Bob Dylan and Curt Cobain >Musician/Band Nietzsche

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:27:07 2015 No.6247825 young people often have terrible taste in music (including myself)

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:28:37 2015 No.6247834

>>6247670
Have yet to read anything Beckett, but I hope to soon. Name a few you especially like/recommend a couple to start with?

>>6247690
>Grateful Dead
Hope you're not being facetious (hard to tell from the rest of your post). They are one band that always makes me feel better. Oaxomaxoa is among my most-listened to albums, along with American Beauty. They've helped me with bad trips even, though that's probably not too surprising given their history.

>>6247698
>Bolaño
I only ever really hear about 2666. What else of his in particular propels him to the top of your list?

>Nightmares on Wax
Good stuff. I would suggest you look into Nujabes, Gramatik, and Dan le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip if you don't know them already.

>>6247808
>Marquez
Currently reading 100 Years of Solitude. Recommendations for what of his I should read next?

>>6247767
I honestly haven't looked at a single poem in probably a few years. I found I just couldn't connect with it like I could poetry for some reason. I should try to get into it again.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:28:42 2015 No.6247835 >>6247824 this isn't /b/

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:29:32 2015 No.6247837 >>6247807 >shut up, I'm dumb on purpose!!

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:29:56 2015 No.6247839 >>6247834 *like I could prose

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:30:12 2015 No.6247842 >>6247784 impressive!!! Lord Byron Caravaggio^^ Friedrich Nietzsche

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:31:14 2015 No.6247848

>>6247834
>beckett
molloy, happy days
>marquez
love in the time of cholera, the autumn of the patriarch
>>6247837
people who call out people for calling classical music a genre and then say 'i'll think you'll find there were several eras such as baroque and romantic of which one was classical' are more incorrect than the people correctly labelling it all three classical music

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:33:08 2015 No.6247853 >>6247590 Wilde Goethe Dunno Socrates/Hegel Mozart (I know it's pleb, but I just fucking enjoy the hell out of his music)

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:34:19 2015 No.6247857 >>6247853 >Mozart >I know it's pleb what the fuck

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:36:42 2015 No.6247868
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>>6247835
>has never read a lettrist Nietzsche manuscript
>or listened to any of his Kunstlieder
>and can't understand poetry auf Deutsch
Well, if this be not /b/, pleb, you are out of place.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:36:59 2015 No.6247869 >>6247853 Mozart is not pleb, only /mu/tants think that

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:37:18 2015 No.6247871 >>6247590 >Vonnegut or Joyce >Homer or Dante >Neil Gaiman >Nietzsche or Schopenhauer >Led Zeppelin or Opeth

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:37:42 2015 No.6247872 >>6247834 "Of love and other deamons" and "Love in time of cholera" are very good.

« 零 » !Ry9.FWKNDY Mon Mar 9 20:38:51 2015 No.6247878
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>Author

— AYN RAND.

— DAVID FOSTER WALLACE.

— JEROME DAVID SALINGER.

>Poet

N/A.

>Artist

DEFINE "ARTIST".

>Philosopher

— AYN RAND.

— HERAKLITUS.

— JOSÉ VASCONCELOS.

— GEORG WILHELM FRIEDRICH HEGEL.

>Musician/Band

— "CRYSTAL CASTLES".

— "ACE OF BASE".

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:38:52 2015 No.6247879 >>6247857 Mozart is considered shit to classical fans on /mu/ Pop classical, if you will

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:41:27 2015 No.6247889 >>6247879 >on /mu/ there's your problem it's like calling Shakespeare shit everyone on /mu/ is a hipster involved in constant one-upmanship in an attempt to make themselves seem important to make up for the complete failure of their lives

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:42:57 2015 No.6247897 >>6247879 >>6247879 That's because they're tryhard hipsters. Just like /lit/

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:43:25 2015 No.6247901 >>6247879 It wasn't always that way, /classical/ wants to revolt against a few trips by hating Mozart. That, and they are faggots with shit taste.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:44:19 2015 No.6247911 File: 20 KB, 225x225, frogammed.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247652 >Jesus

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:44:49 2015 No.6247915 Joan Didion Cesar Vallejo Don't really know much about art. I'll choose Fellini if your definition of "artist" is flexible. If not, Caravaggio. Don't read philosophy. Tindersticks or Sleater-Kinney.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:45:06 2015 No.6247916 >>6247590 >Melville >Milton >Monet >John Stuart Mill >Musician: Tom Waits; Band: Boris

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:47:13 2015 No.6247926 >>6247916 I like it are the first four anagrams of each other

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:48:40 2015 No.6247934 >Author Gombrowicz >Poet W.B. Yeats >Artist Bosch >Philosopher Patricia Churchland >Musician/Band Cardiacs

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:49:53 2015 No.6247942 >>6247759 >symphony 9 >not symphony 3 pleb

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:50:47 2015 No.6247947 >>6247942 contrarian

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:51:22 2015 No.6247952 >Author Hesse >Poet Yeats >[Visual] Artist Schiele >Philosopher Patanjali >Musician Sonny Rollins Surprise surprise /lit/ mostly reads /lit/core and listens to pitchforkcore

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:53:45 2015 No.6247965

>>6247848
>people who call out people for calling classical music a genre and then say 'i'll think you'll find there were several eras such as baroque and romantic of which one was classical' are more incorrect than the people correctly labelling it all three classical music

I do none, I list specific composers because I'm not a queer like you

H.Q.S.S.G Mon Mar 9 20:53:52 2015 No.6247966

> Novelist
Cornfather or Dostoevsky
> Poet
Yeats or Byron outside of Shakespeare
> Artist
Bernini or Gustav Dore
> Philosopher
Plato, I suppose. I haven't read much philosophy
> Musician/Band
Kanye West, Open Mike Eagle, or Charles Mingus

It's difficult to choose favorites. I don't really have favorites
Thanks for reading

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:54:04 2015 No.6247967 Shakespeare Shakespeare Da Vinci Socrates Beethoven

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:55:01 2015 No.6247974 >>6247853 >>6247783 >>6247752 >>6247707 >>6247690 >>6247670 >>6247652 >>6247641 >>6247952 Patrish. Everyone else kill yourselves.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:56:20 2015 No.6247978 >>6247868 >sol1 + si1 >diaboli! >fa1 + DO/4 >Furz! >DO1 >Stim- >fa/4 >-mun- >fa/4 >-gen! There is a whole modernist opera in there it seems.

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:58:45 2015 No.6247987
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>>6247942
3 is the apotheosis of heroism but 9 is the apotheosis of all life, joy and the universe
>At a certain place in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, for example, he might feel that he is floating above the earth in a starry dome, with the dream of immortality in his heart; all the stars seem to glimmer around him, and the earth seems to sink ever deeper downwards.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:59:24 2015 No.6247993 >>6247590 >Author James Joyce >Poet John Donne >Artist Giorgio de Chirico or William Blake >Philosopher Derrida or Wittgenstein >Musician/Band Women or John Fahey

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 20:59:55 2015 No.6247996 H.G. Wells John Donne Jhonen Vasquez (sorry, not an art buff) Epicurus Jack Off Jill

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:01:02 2015 No.6248001 >>6247993 >Women Bother, nice to meet you

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:02:03 2015 No.6248008 >>6247987 That quote wasn't exactly total praise. He was contrasting Beethoven's musical Idealism with Mozart's this-worldliness, as he'd do with Plato and himself.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:02:20 2015 No.6248010 >>6247879 /mu/ doesn't exactly harbor the best musical tastes or really, any intellect on any level

>>	InsertOriginality Mon Mar 9 21:02:44 2015 No.6248011 Nabokov Ginsberg Caspar David Friedrich takes the cake on this one. John Searle. Maurice Ravel.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:02:59 2015 No.6248016 >Saul Bellow >Lord Byron >de Goya >Ludwig Klages >Prince

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:07:18 2015 No.6248051
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>>6248008
Eh, he still liked him quite a bit
>In the lives of great artists, there are unfortunate contingencies which, for example, force the painter to sketch his most significant picture as only a fleeting thought, or which forced Beethoven to leave us only the unsatisfying piano reduction of a symphony in certain great piano sonatas (the great B flat major). In such cases, the artist coming after should try to correct the great men's lives after the fact; for example, a master of all orchestral effects would do so by restoring to life the symphony that had suffered an apparent pianistic death.
>Elsewhere, Nietzsche characterized Beethoven as having himself been an Übermensch.
https://books.google.com/books?id=CHZIRLA7YZ4C&pg=PA44&lpg=PA44&dq=nietzsche+beethoven&source=bl&ots=zKmFqMPoeK&sig=q5iS1ewkiEUJ1zfjDoCwrMVi9ow&hl=en&sa=X&ei=yUL-VKXRAYmeggTlsIHoDg&ved=0CD4Q6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=nietzsche%20beethoven&f=false

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:09:34 2015 No.6248063 >>6247878 nice troll, almost got me before I saw the trip

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:10:59 2015 No.6248071 File: 108 KB, 656x384, EternityandADay.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Melville >W.S. Merwin >Anders Zorn >Kierkegaard >Elliott Smith

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:14:59 2015 No.6248096 >Author Nikolai Ostrovsky >Poet Olga Bergholz >Artist Isaak Brodsky >Philosopher Karl Marx >Musician/Band The Red Army Choir

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:17:28 2015 No.6248107 >>6247966 >kanye west >Charles Mingus How much of a role does an artists personality play in whether you like them? Any? I feel like I would appreciate these two much more, particularly kanye, if I could separate the person from their work.

H.Q.S.S.G Mon Mar 9 21:22:36 2015 No.6248129

>>6248107
I've convinced myself that everything Kanye does is all an act and some part in a big genius plan that he has. In reality he's probably just slightly autistic. I don't mind though because artists being silly never really changes my opinion of their music too much as long as it isn't too drastic.

Also I've loved Kanye since College Dropout, which was before his mother died and he went off the deep end.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:25:00 2015 No.6248141 >>6247590 >Author Nabokov >Poet Whitman >Artist Dadd >Philosopher Nietzsche(really plato but I feel thats overdone) >Musician/Band The Beatles

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:25:14 2015 No.6248142 >>6248129 >I've convinced myself that everything Kanye does is all an act and some part in a big genius plan that he has. In reality he's probably just slightly autistic My sentiments about Morrissey.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:27:20 2015 No.6248148 >>6248141 >The Beatles I was 14 too once

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:27:28 2015 No.6248151 >>6247966 >> Poet >Yeats I just blazed through a huge collection of Yeats Poems because they were so incredible. What do you recommend for fans of Yeats?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:29:13 2015 No.6248161 File: 87 KB, 750x578, Pair-of-Shoes,-A.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Melville >Whitman >Van gogh >Plato so far >Sun Kil Moon

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:29:44 2015 No.6248162 >>6248148 I was a scaruffidrone too once

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:29:56 2015 No.6248165 >>6248148 Eh well im more a fan of Harrison's stuff but I also like the shitty lovey dovey feel of mccartney stuff and im just like might as well put down the whole band as its a solid piece I could list off a

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:31:09 2015 No.6248171

>>6247869
>>6247879
>>6247889
>>6247897
>>6247901
>>6248010

I rarely go to /mu/, do they shit on us /lit/izens as much as I see others shitting on them here? Also the few times I've ventured over there it doesn't seem as bad as y'all make it out to be. I mean yeah, plenty of shit threads and shitposting, but we have that here too.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:34:03 2015 No.6248181 >>6248171 Are there twenty or more 3x3 or 5x5 "I just read these books!" threads on /lit/? no? then no matter how bad /lit/ might be, it is not nearly as shallow as /mu/.

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:34:09 2015 No.6248182

>>6248165
>I could list off a
sorry the thing auto captchaed me and when I hit enter it submitted

I could list off a long thing of groups that I think have great music and an even longer list of composure's but I have not had time to do much music listening so I put the first thing that popped in my head

H.Q.S.S.G Mon Mar 9 21:36:37 2015 No.6248191

>>6248151
If you enjoyed Yeats' earlier works, you could check out the high romantics. Blake roughly translates into the christian equivalent of Yeats' Irish pride.
If you enjoy his mid to late work more, maybe try some of the other modernists of the time. Whitman might also be worth checking out, but that one's mostly based on my personal preference.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:40:25 2015 No.6248201 >>6247834 I was being a bit of goof, but I truly do love Pynchon and Grateful Dead

>>	G 0 D B L E ß !zR/LhJxu0Q Mon Mar 9 21:46:49 2015 No.6248217 >>6247739 Germany #1 Don't care about Music/Visual Arts >Author Dostoevsky >Poet Hölderlin >Philosopher Heidegger

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:47:11 2015 No.6248218 Is there a version of 4chan that just like filters out every post from an American IP?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 21:55:40 2015 No.6248240 >>6248218 THIS

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 22:41:55 2015 No.6248428 >>6247590 Author: Joseph Conrad Poet: Edgar Allan Poe Artist: Monet Philosopher: Not much one for philosophy Band: Alt-J or Gogol Bordello

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 22:44:52 2015 No.6248438 >>6248218 >>6248240 Typical German nationalists. I guess some things never change... As an American, though, I'd like a 4chan like this that filters out Australians.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 22:45:56 2015 No.6248441 >>6248438 u wot m8

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 22:46:40 2015 No.6248446 >>6248217 >Mit gelben Klöten hänget >Und voll mit wilden Mösen >poetry For poetry you need to rhyme.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 22:48:56 2015 No.6248455 >>6248218 2ch.so /bo/ is actually fine. You can try reading it through gurgel translate. Same goes to the original Japanese chan.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 22:50:10 2015 No.6248459 >William Faulkner >Li-Young Lee >Hannah Höch >Russell >Mike Kinsella, anything he's ever been in.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 22:50:43 2015 No.6248462 >>6247590 >Author Pinecone >Poet Whitman (yes, I know they clash) >artist I'm very boring but it's probably either Hopper or Francis Bacon >Philosopher Nietzche to read, Hegel for the ideas >Musician John Zorn or Frank Zappa

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 22:52:42 2015 No.6248469 Woolf Shelley Rothko Marx The Velvet Underground

Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:02:37 2015 No.6248501
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>>6247590
>Author
Hesiod (to bad he couldn't recognize day and night for what they are though....)
>Poet
Homer (while being beaten with a rod)
>Artist
cosmological fire
>Philosopher
Heraclitus
>Musician/Band
the eternal logos

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:02:43 2015 No.6248502 >>6247993 >>6248001 fuck yeah dudes, public strain is 10/10. s/t is solid too, would have been a 10/10 EP if they cut some songs.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:03:47 2015 No.6248504 >>6248181 those are generally used to rec people shit you fookin melon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:13:50 2015 No.6248543 >>6248501 Why Marcus Aurelius? He was famous for being a peoples' emperor.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:17:19 2015 No.6248551 >>6247824 Nietzsche did actually compose some really shit music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DxMc2fQgO4

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:22:48 2015 No.6248567 >Shakespeare >Larkin >Warhol >Hegel >Lou Reed

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:25:29 2015 No.6248577 >>6248567 >Warhol Degenerate filth

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:36:15 2015 No.6248612 Mishima Verlaine not enough into art to choose, want to get more into it though Wittgenstein Galaxie 500, Felt, MBV

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:39:11 2015 No.6248618 >>6248502 they're horrible live. saw them open for liars (who're also trash). decent band though, made vu listenable.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 9 23:40:13 2015 No.6248623 >>6248551 I actually don't mind this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2afrV4f-9EI

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 00:18:00 2015 No.6248775 >>6248543 He just has a disdainful look on his face, I guess. I didn't make the image.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 00:24:59 2015 No.6248794 >Author Can't decide; too many >Poet Rumi >Artist Leonardo da Vinci >Philosopher Rumi (again) >Musician/Band Rush

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 00:33:12 2015 No.6248821 Name your favorite >Author Poe >Poet Dickinson >Artist Rembrandt >Philosopher Heraclitus >Musician/Band Wallace Collection I really hate that nobody knows Wallace Collection and everybody knows Lupe Fiasco's track Daydream.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 00:34:14 2015 No.6248824

Name your favorite
>Author
Poe

>Poet
Dickinson

>Artist
Rembrandt

>Philosopher
Heraclitus

>Musician/Band
Wallace Collection
I really hate that nobody knows Wallace Collection and everybody knows Lupe Fiasco's track Daydream.

I also hate how this thing will verify I typed the captcha but when I submit I get the error page saying I seem to have mistyped the captcha. Anyone else have this problem?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 00:42:53 2015 No.6248855 >>6247590 Vladimir Nabokov T.S Eliot or Charles Baudelaire Rene Magritte Soren Kierkegaard Kraftwerk

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 00:44:31 2015 No.6248860 >Author Aquinas >Poet The authors of Psalms >Philosopher Jesus Christ :) >Musician/Band The Newsboys

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 01:37:30 2015 No.6248978

>>6248860
>Newsboys
I was basically coerced into attending an event with my mother where, though the event itself was a non-religious sporting event, Newsboys performed a short set at the end. Thought it was going to be just dreadful, but the music was surprisingly good. In particular I remember thinking the guitarist was pretty good and the drummer excellent. Even the actual voice of the vocalist was a wonderful complement to the instruments. I just tuned out the lyrics themselves and it was a rather enjoyable show.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 01:41:42 2015 No.6248989 >>6248824 Oh goody, so it actually did go through the first time, but didn't show immediately when I hit update, and so I reposted and look even more foolish than usual. Real cool.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 01:43:03 2015 No.6248993 Author >Gertrude Stein Poet >Shakespeare Artist >Basquiat, Piranesi Philosopher >Voltaire Musician/Band >Bob Dylan

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 01:44:41 2015 No.6248997 >>6248459 I got drunk in an art gallery with Mike Kinsella m8 he's such a sweetheart. and he's down w/ One Hundred Years of Solitude

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 01:48:50 2015 No.6249009 >Author Nathanael West >Poet James Dickey >Artist Egon Schiele >Philosopher Neil Postman >Musician/Band Pink Floyd

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 01:55:28 2015 No.6249040 >Author Proust >Poet Rilke or Pessoa >Artist Cezanne or van Gogh >Philosopher Bataille >Musician/Band New Order

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 02:05:11 2015 No.6249063 >>6247590 >Author Svevo >Poet Baudelaire >Artist Benning >Philosopher Marx >Musician/Band Deafheaven

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 02:28:23 2015 No.6249121 Raymond Carver Cesar Vallejo Dalí Pascal Led Zeppelin

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 02:30:51 2015 No.6249130 >>6247590 >>author Borges >>poet Baudelaire >>Artist Francis Bacon (20th c.) >>philosopher Georges Bataille

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 02:31:51 2015 No.6249135 >>6249130 >>music Death Grips

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 02:37:56 2015 No.6249149 >Faulkner >Yeats >Bekzinski >Sartre >Alan Parsons

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 02:52:29 2015 No.6249202 File: 932 KB, 2000x2000, lit post.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Author: James Baldwin. Poet: Walt Whitman. Artist: Jean-Michel Basquiat. Philosopher: Friedrich Nietzsche. Musician: Madlib.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 02:54:38 2015 No.6249208 >>6249202 >three nignogs fucckin ayy m8 w/u doing

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 02:56:50 2015 No.6249218 >>6249202 lol @ those niggers

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 02:59:21 2015 No.6249224 >>6249218 >>6249208 Really guys?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 03:07:17 2015 No.6249245 >>6247590 Henry Miller or Yukio Mishima TS Eliot Monet Nietzsche (not enough experience with philosophy to make an informed answer) The Unicorns, Sweet Trip, Foxygen

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 03:12:55 2015 No.6249257 Wolfe Shakespeare Pollock Augustine MF Doom

>>	plebcore virgin/loser Tue Mar 10 03:22:48 2015 No.6249284 Camus/Kafka/Genet/Sartre Any absurdist playwriter tbh null (the only book of poems I have is by Bukowski) Beksinski Epictetus Kanye West

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 03:25:31 2015 No.6249289 >>6249284 >Bukowski >Kanye West you really do live up to your name

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 04:33:37 2015 No.6249381 >Nabokov, George Saunders, Donald Barthleme, Jonathan Swift. >Bishop. >Monet. >Hobbes, but more modern Theory - Jacques Lacan, Slavoj Zizek. >Ween, Social Distortion, Weakerthans

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 04:55:13 2015 No.6249417 Melville Poe Hieronymus Bosch Marcus Aurelius Killing Joke

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 05:23:30 2015 No.6249455 arno schmidt frank stanford egon schiele deleuze jakob ullmann

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 05:24:39 2015 No.6249457 >>6249135 kek

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 05:31:31 2015 No.6249466 File: 287 KB, 1280x761, 164894.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247590 >Author La Fontaine, Corneille, Huysmans >Poet La Fotnaine, Vigny >Artist Gérôme, Grimshaw, Bernini >Philosopher Aquinas, Schopenhauer >Composer Schubert

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 05:31:37 2015 No.6249467 >>6249457 huehue

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 06:22:49 2015 No.6249538 >>6247590 >Author DFW >Poet Rimbaud or Mao >Artist Piet Mondrian >Philosopher Marx >Musician/Band Coil

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 06:40:38 2015 No.6249581

>>6247590
>having a favourite
But fine, I'll play.
>Author
Woolf and Dostoyevsky
>Poet
Not qualified to answer
>Artist
Jean Gerome, although my knowledge of art is limited
>Philosopher
Seneca and Foucault
>Musician/Band
Pointless to name, I listen to various genres, ranging from classical to pop, to video game music, to screamo, and everything in between (except country, I don't like country)

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 06:52:06 2015 No.6249600 >>6247590 >Author Albert Camus >Poet Andrew Marvell >Artist I don't like art >Philosopher AJ Ayer >Musician/Band Ray Price

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 06:56:51 2015 No.6249606 >>6247590 >Author Kafka >Poet Does Homer count? Otherwise it's Celan. >Artist Otto Dix >Philosopher Adorno >Musician/Band Wew, too many. I like Beethoven and NoMeansNo.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:03:48 2015 No.6249619 OP is clearly samefagging heavily ITT

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:05:45 2015 No.6249622 >>6249606 Are you a kraut?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:07:05 2015 No.6249624 >>6249622 Yep, that should be obviois.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:08:02 2015 No.6249626 File: 115 KB, 492x700, _500.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247590 Shusaku Endo. Dostoyevsky Dante, Percy Bysshe Shelley, or T.S. Eliot Dahl, Signorelli, Zurbaran Aquinas, and Kierkegaard Leonard Cohen and Radiohead

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:12:03 2015 No.6249632

>Author
Kafka
>Poet
Close call between Jakob van Hoddis and Georg Heym
>Artist
I never looked much into painted arts, but probably Ilja Repin if I had to name one.
>Philosopher
Max Stirner, and it's a shame people won't take this seriously due to all the memery.
>Musician/Band
Why?, Andrew Jackson Jihad

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:12:49 2015 No.6249635 >>6248618 >who're also trash >also I never was lucky enough to see Women live, but I've seen their successors Viet Cong who were fucking great

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:31:52 2015 No.6249664 Author: Nietzsche Poet: Nietzsche Musician: Nietzsche Philosopher: Nietzsche

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:37:08 2015 No.6249673 >>6249664 >Musician: Nietzsche eh

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:43:06 2015 No.6249684 >>6249673 I was joking. His music is trash

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:45:02 2015 No.6249690 >>6249684 I figured you just tried to boast by showing everyone that you know Nietzsche made music too.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:50:15 2015 No.6249701 >>6247590 >author j.r.r.tolkien >artist Caspar David Friedrich >philosopher platon >musician Friedrich Kautz

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:57:08 2015 No.6249712

>>6249690
Kunstlieder like Kunstlieder. What's so bad about them? If you want bad nondescript Kunstlieder then listen to Wagner.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQxM8Wa4Adw
>>6249632
Which Hoddis? vom Spitzen Kopf der Hut would be too banal I figure and him cutting up the lady's hand is way too edgy.
>>6249624
Then I guess your Celan isn't just the Todassfyugee or is it?
How do you go about reading a Dorno? His MM was a terrible and an incoherent mess, as if he placed the words and expected you to find some the meaning. It felt like I was better off just reading the German idealists, Marx and Freud than this slob. I also got explained once he's popular because he's an authority to the Menshevik parties in German who need some kind of a flexible philosophy for both shit sling contests with the rest of the left and for deciding what to fund from their cultural ministries.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 07:59:51 2015 No.6249718 >>6249712 >Kunstlieder like Kunstlieder. What's so bad about them? If you want bad nondescript Kunstlieder then listen to Wagner. same goes to you: >>6248551 >shit music

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:04:19 2015 No.6249725 File: 46 KB, 443x347, temnyy_shizofrenik_1[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6248096 >Olga Bergholz >Nikolai Ostrovsky >Isaak Brodsky >Karl Marx

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:07:49 2015 No.6249732 >>6247590 >Author Dostoyevsky >Poet Dante >Artist Gerome >Philosopher Kierkegaard >Musician/Band DMX

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:07:57 2015 No.6249735

>>6249712
>Then I guess your Celan isn't just the Todassfyugee or is it?
Todesfuge is one of the greatest works of poetry imo, but yes, Celan is awsome in general, I could spend hours on end listening to him read his poems, of which countless youtube vids exist.

Concerning Adorno, he's quite demanding in prior knowledge, particularly of the very "german idealists" you mentioned, marx and freud (idealists, though? I don't think so, Tim?). Without that knowledge, you're left with your intuitions to figure out what he's talking about, which works for some, but, evidently, not you.
For the german "menshevik" partkes, I don't see how he's of any importance, since he's way too theoretical and doesn't really lay out any policies. Also, since we don't have a bolshevik party, what you wrote makes zero fucking sense.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:14:08 2015 No.6249748 >>6247590 >Author Mishima >Poet Don't do poetry >Artist Giorgio de Chirico >Philosopher Stirner >Music Dire Straits

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:21:46 2015 No.6249764

>>6249712
>Which Hoddis?
The dude who died in the Holocaust. His original name was Hans Davidsohn, I think.

Weltende is good, but not his best; it is just his most famous, because it captured the Zeitgeist and kickstarted the expressionism of german poetry yadda yadda.
His best poem would be Nachtgesang.

What do you mean about cutting ladys' hands?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:22:43 2015 No.6249766 >>6249600 >"I don't like art"

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:24:20 2015 No.6249770
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>>6249735
Interesting. I'm sceptical about the Todesfuge because I am Russian and Jewish and by our measure he whines way too much. Take the Requiem by Akhmatova: It is so powerful because it is so stoic. And Mandelshtam's Stalin poem is grand because he had very large balls and because it got him killed in the end.
>Concerning Adorno, he's quite demanding in prior knowledge, particularly of the very "german idealists" you mentioned, marx and freud (idealists, though? I don't think so, Tim?).
No, they are not, you silly dolt which is why I have mentionned them separately.
>Without that knowledge, you're left with your intuitions to figure out what he's talking about, which works for some, but, evidently, not you.
Then there is the question why you would want to see what he is talking about? I, who I have read my bits of Fichte, of Schelling and Marx, along at least with the three essays, t.der virginität, das ich&dat ass and one of freud's other cultural bookie from the 20s have received the impression your Adorno is just being cryptic on purpose and is trolling blatantly here and there. But that is the MM.
>For the german "menshevik" partkes, I don't see how he's of any importance, since he's way too theoretical and doesn't really lay out any policies. Also, since we don't have a bolshevik party, what you wrote makes zero fucking sense.
And picrelated then is fucking what?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:25:30 2015 No.6249772 File: 83 KB, 796x1024, Jacques-Louis_David_-_Marat_assassinated_-_Google_Art_Project_2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247590 >joyce >shelley >caspar david friedrich >kant >bach <- i'm going to add favorite painting here

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:28:31 2015 No.6249781

>>6249770
>And Mandelshtam's Stalin poem is grand because he had very large balls and because it got him killed in the end.
Does the context of poetry really determine how "grand" it is? I mean, death of the author aside, that seems like missing the point.

(Haven't read the poem, btw.)

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:35:06 2015 No.6249794

>>6249770
>he whines way too much
Dude he never even says anything about how he feels. For a grwat cynical account of the shoa, you should try Imre Kertesz' Fateless, it's completely devastating.

Adorno's merit lies primarily in using marxian and freudian(and a shitload of others, but those two are the most important) concept for a very detailed critique of everyday life, how power, exploitation, repression etc shape the most minutiate aspects of it. Not your cup of tea?
>picrelated is fucking what
A dude with a flag, it seems.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:39:30 2015 No.6249800

>>6249770
>But that is the MM.
... perhaps some other book of his is better? The only other thing I read of him was the work on the F-Scale in America and I have like it very much because it describes Putin's Russia as well. But then a German told me it's one of his more irrelevant works. I be damn!
>>6249764
>died in the Holocaust
He went mad way before that happened IIRC
>His best poem would be Nachtgesang.
I'll look it up. As for Zeitgeist etc, here's a nice essay by the man who wrote the anthem of the GDR:
https://www.hs-augsburg.de/~harsch/germanica/Chronologie/20Jh/VanHoddis/hod_bech.html
>>6249781
>(Haven't read the poem, btw.)
Then fucking do; Along with his Leningrad poem.
>Does the context of poetry really determine how "grand" it is? I mean, death of the author aside, that seems like missing the point.
Each poet deals with his era or his situation. Some do it well some do it not so well.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:54:46 2015 No.6249818 >>6249800 >He went mad way before that happened IIRC Yeah, which is why he was killed by the nazis, as were most people who were in a mad house back then in Germany.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 08:56:52 2015 No.6249823
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>>6249794
>A dude with a flag, it seems.
>A dude
>dude
You're not reading the news then, I guess. Too busy with Adorno analysing his navel from the standpoint of Freud and of Marx? What's a good book of his would you say?
>Dude he never even says anything about how he feels.
Of course he does. He is confused to point of Schizophrenia and is defiant towards Hans and towards Gretel Grosse
>For a grwat cynical account of the shoa, you should try Imre Kertesz' Fateless, it's completely devastating.
Ha. Thanks but thanks no. Accounts of German occupation (I hate that word: "shoa". It sounds like "shoe") I have received from my late grandparents aplenty (just like all the other Soviet citizens did). I prefer Zionist books for now. And Zionist poetry is fine as well. A plenty of the young Israel singers and poets have suffered no less than Paul Celan and yet they have managed to write cheerful poetry. The Germans want their Jews solemn and cynical then I guess.
Do you have an account on goodreads or anywhere else, my dear German?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:12:44 2015 No.6249856 >>6249224 Ja. This is das vierkanal.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:14:30 2015 No.6249857 >>6249818 Then he didn't die in the Holocaust.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:16:03 2015 No.6249859

>>6249823
>What's a good book of his would you say?
As mad as you already are, Minima Moralia is fucking great. But Negazive Dialectics and Aesthetic Theory are more important.
>He is confused to point of Schizophrenia and is defiant towards Hans and towards Gretel Grosse
We're still talking about Celan's Todesfuge, right?

Also, alright, you don't want to read anything whatsoever about the Holocaust, neither solemn like Celan, nor cynical like Kertesz. So it's the topic as such you object to, not the way it's being dealt with. What am I supposed to say to that, reaööy?

And while i would be interested in zionist books and poems, so feel free to recommend stuff, I somehow doubt that young israelis have suffered as much as celan or kertesz, if they did, what would zionism even be good for?
And no, I don't have a goodreads account, I'm not even certain I know what that is.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:19:52 2015 No.6249862 >>6249857 Hu? The Holocaust was not just about jews, you know? I am pretty sure van Hoddis died in some KZ. Could be wrong though.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:21:26 2015 No.6249864 >>6249766 It's true.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:34:24 2015 No.6249878

>>6249859
Do you have an account anywhere else, then? I g2g but I am very curious about the people versed in the contemporary intellectual culture of Germany, who like Celan and like Adorno but have mixed feelings about the ZOG.
>I somehow doubt that young israelis have suffered as much as celan or kertesz
Young Israel as in when the country was founded not the currently young Israelis.
Here's a fine example you probably will even understand:
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1gvn8kgcbl1
See? Very different from «death, blond germans, death, blond germans, death, death, death, death, death, death, death»

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:36:10 2015 No.6249884 >>6249862 The «holocaust» is a silly Amurican tv soap series about the Jews IIRC.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:40:35 2015 No.6249897 >>6249884 >>>/pol/

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:41:18 2015 No.6249900 >>6249884 Nah, that's The Big Bang Theory, you are confusing it. Though both are equally bad.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:42:10 2015 No.6249902 >Author Kafka >Poet Pessoa >Artist Turner >Philosopher I'm still beginner, but big fan of Stoic philosophy >Music Bob Dylan

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:46:34 2015 No.6249911

>>6249897
>>6249900
I'm being serious, you dolts
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077025/
The Jews and the Russians have no term for the genocide of the Jews specifically; but the Germans have apparently picked up the Hebrew term for "a catastrophe" once they have realised that the silliness of the anglo language term.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:49:58 2015 No.6249919

>>6249878
>Do you have an account anywhere else, then? I g2g but I am very curious about the people versed in the contemporary intellectual culture of Germany, who like Celan and like Adorno but have mixed feelings about the ZOG.
I don't have any such account, so I'll just try to answer it here. Yeah, there's a lot of anti-zionism in german culture these days, with attacks on synogogues that don't even get registered as antisemitism because the guys who did it said they were just mad at israel, all that. You can hardly blame it on Celan and Adorno, though, as afaik, both were friends of Israel. Unfortunately, people who have schoolchildren read Celan are not safe from being anti-israel, and neither are people with a superficial/selective reading of Adorno. There's a small group of pro-israel commies called the anti-germans, who are also the biggest Adorno fanboys imaginable, but they're probably less than 3000 people.

And that's a nice song there, yes, I'd figure zionism, especially before 1967, must have had a very optimistic attitude, leaving the past behind and enjoying your new-found freedom, instead of suffering the memory of the terrible past. That, however, doesn't make the expression of suffering illegitimate.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:50:34 2015 No.6249921

>>6249911
>The Jews and the Russians have no term for the genocide of the Jews specifically

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Names_of_the_Holocaust

>In Judaism, Shoah (שואה), meaning "calamity" in Hebrew, became the standard term for the 20th century Holocaust

>The term became increasingly widespread as a synonym for "genocide" in the last decades of the 20th century to refer to mass murders in the form "X holocaust" (e.g. "Rwandan holocaust"). Examples are Rwanda, the Ukraine under Stalin, and the actions of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 09:51:51 2015 No.6249924

>>6249911
>once they have realised that the silliness of the anglo language term.
The silliness of what english term what?
The term "Holokaust" is of greek origin. It means "completely burned", and is a term for the general genocide of the nazis that they committed on jews, slavs, homosexuals, mentally handicapped, etc. It is not specifically jewish.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:01:17 2015 No.6249942

>>6249924
>The term "Holokaust" is of greek origin. It means "completely burned"
It actually does not. I means "a Jewish sacrificial offering that is burned completely on an altar".
A deeply ironic name for a Jewish genocide with a double meaning. Makes you wonder if the Jews are, indeed, behind everything, even the Shoah.

>>6249921
>the Ukraine under Stalin
That bullshit was invented by far-right neonazi lobbying groups because they felt deeply jealous of (what they perceived as) the Jews cashing in on the holocaust industry.

You should be terribly ashamed of citing these fucktards unironically.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:01:45 2015 No.6249943

>>6248794
Da Vinci wrote some wonderful essays on art; interesting because at his time painting was not considered a proper one (the Greco-Romans left no notable paintings in oil) so he tries to defend it through a comparisson to poetry, architecture and sculpture and by picking out the passages in Ancient Books where poetry is mentionned.
>>6249921
The Shoah means the catastrophe. It is a metaphor. In Yiddish they also say the catastrophe, "Khurbn". And it's not the lolJewish counterpart to the "holocaust". It's just a handy metaphor when describing, say, how someone's children have died in documentary shows. You say "in the catastrophe" and the Israelis or the Yiddish speakers instantly get what that means. A German might instead, of course, have thought of the Battle of Stalingrad when hearing "the catastrophe" and not of the einsatzkommandos and the concentration camps.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:04:48 2015 No.6249947

>>6249942
>That bullshit was invented by far-right neonazi lobbying groups because they felt deeply jealous of (what they perceived as) the Jews cashing in on the holocaust industry.
Bullshit, I want sources for your statement

"Holodomor" is the term for that event now, but people still used "Holocaust" as a descriptive term in this event, just like with the Rwanda genocide

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:05:06 2015 No.6249948

>>6249942
>A deeply ironic name for a Jewish genocide with a double meaning. Makes you wonder if the Jews are, indeed, behind everything, even the Shoah.

Okay, this is what happens when semantics are taken too far. Let me guess, it was an inside job to engender support for Zionism?

If that even ''makes you wonder'' there is something wrong with your historical perspective and common sense. inb4 ''I'm just asking questions, good goyim good goyim''

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:07:39 2015 No.6249956

>>6247590
>Author
I never remember authors names from books I read over a month ago, buy currently it's Camus
>Poet
bukowski
>Artist
Salvador Dali
>Philosopher
Stirner
>Musician/Band
Pat the bunny

Rereading this it seems I have become a stereotype. How odd. I don't know how to feel about this.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:09:04 2015 No.6249962

>>6249947
>"Holodomor" is the term for that event now
For what event? A famine? Famines were a yearly occurrence in every part of the world before modern agriculture. Equating a famine with war crimes is retarded.

>If that even ''makes you wonder'' there is something wrong with your historical perspective and common sense.
It makes me wonder why that particular name was chosen despite the fact that it carries such a strong antisemitic hidden message.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:10:39 2015 No.6249965 >>6249947 here is your source, bratishku: http://www.mankurty.com/holocaust/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Rudling%20The%20OUN,%20the%20UPA%20and%20the%20Holocaust%20%281%29.pdf now stop bombing Novorossia at once.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:11:17 2015 No.6249966

>>6249962
>hurrdurr the concerted Holodomor was just a normal famine
>wasn't planned by Stalin in advance
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor_genocide_question
>hurrdurr the Chinese Great Leap Forward was just a normal famine
>guyssssss move along
>just normal famines ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:13:28 2015 No.6249975

>>6249965
Wait, I'm asking for a source as to why the concerted famine in the general Ukrainean population was an invention, and you give me a source that debunks the

>repeated attempts to turn the leading figures of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) and its armed wing, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) into national heroes

which has nothing to do with my question, are you retarded?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:17:26 2015 No.6249984 >>6249975 Read the fucking article. You can't be completely illiterate over in Ivano-Frankivsk.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:22:57 2015 No.6250001 >>6249956 >>Poet >bukowski How. What. Why. I mean, yeah, /lit/ hates Bukowski, but I am not trying to jump on some bandwagon. The poetry of Bukowski however is legitimately bad.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:23:29 2015 No.6250002 >Author Vonnegut >Poet W H Auden >Artist Terese Nielsen >Philosopher Nietzsche or Schopenhauer >Musician/Band Between the Buried and Me or Snarky Puppy

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:26:12 2015 No.6250010

>>6249956
>Rereading this it seems I have become a stereotype. How odd. I don't know how to feel about this.
Yes. This must be painful to somehow who read Stirner and has presumed he was a very special cookie. Where do you yankees even find him? Is it getting pimped in NME and Rolling Stone?

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:29:17 2015 No.6250017

>>6250001
I like it because mostly because there is this one youtube guy who reads it beautifully.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPzWLPAxn1o

Sure he is pleb teir, but there's charm in it.
His poetry is bad, but true, and the bad writing gives it charm.

>>6250010
I learned it from /lit/

When did I say I was a special cookie?

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:32:47 2015 No.6250025

>>6250010
>>6250017

Stirner is a huge meme on /lit/, like Rand used to be, or Will Self when his last book came out. Usually it starts with one guy force-posting that crap and stops when he leaves, it's a bit unclear why Stirner has kept on. Maybe the guy never left?

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:35:04 2015 No.6250032 >>6250025 While Stirner is a meme, does being a meme make him bad? Is DFW a bad writer? he's a meme. I like stirner cause he is a nice compromise between nihilism, Schopenhauer, and objectivity.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:36:51 2015 No.6250038 Author: McCarthy, Woolf, DeLillo Poet: Keats, Shakespeare Artist: Aert Van Der Neer Philosopher: Wittgenstein Musician: Bach

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:38:26 2015 No.6250044 >>6250017 The Man Poems group isn't all that bad either. https://soundcloud.com/man-poems/sets/charles-bukowski

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:39:34 2015 No.6250047 >>6250032 He is a meme because some bydlo Randoid googled "libertarian philosophy".

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:40:22 2015 No.6250051 >>6250047 But stirner is the good kind of libertarian, not our modern tea party bs.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:44:28 2015 No.6250059

>>6250017
>His poetry is bad, but true, and the bad writing gives it charm.
Wow. I am not trying to insult you, but that makes you seem like the huge fucking "poser" that all Bukowski fans seem to be - because Bukowski himself was like that, always concerned about his image as that whiskey writer. Like Hemmingway. Only Hemmingway was arguably a competent writer, or atleast smart enough to stick to a certain consistent kind writing and call it his style.

I mean, you are probably not that deep into poetry, all things considered. But still, that really made me cringe.

>>6250025
Rand was hated instantly on /lit/ and the rage around her eventualyl died down. She wasn't really a meme.
Stirner however was met with praise, and is generally well liked (even if his fans can be annoying), thus he actually got the meme status he has today - things that are liked stick around.
Will Self was a pathetic attempt of imitating the Stirner meme, and because no one cared enough for him it died down pretty fast. Wouldn't exactly call him a meme either, because, well, there was like one guy pushing him, that's it.

Also, while Stirner is a good philosopher, too, that is not the only reason he is well liked: he has a certain sense of humour. He is really fun to read in how he is poking fun at everyone. This fits with the general 4chan attitude.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 10:48:49 2015 No.6250069 >>6250044 that is really good. >>6250059 oh yeah, I'm not deep into poetry at all. there's poetry nights at a local bar and that's as deep as I go. If I go full /lit/ elitist it'll ruin those few hours outside the house.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 11:42:15 2015 No.6250194 >>6247590 >Name your favorite >Author James Joyce >Poet W. B. Yeats >Artist Egon Schiele >Philosopher Martin Heidegger >Musician/Band Igor' Stravinskij

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 12:04:59 2015 No.6250251

>>6250059
>Stirner however was met with praise, and is generally well liked (even if his fans can be annoying), thus he actually got the meme status he has today - things that are liked stick around.
Really now? There are a plenty of leftist Hegelians and this one is different in that he had his ass whooped by Marx in person. He should've been received with the very same ire as Rand.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 12:18:52 2015 No.6250279 >Author L.F. Celine >Poet Bukowski >Artist Imre Amos >Philosopher Schopenhauer >Musician/Band Wagner

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 12:26:45 2015 No.6250291 [DELETED]

>Author
Stefan Themerson, Victor Hugo, Bruno Schulz, Witold Gombrowicz, Osamu Dazai
>Poet
Charles Baudelaire, R. M. Rilke, Julian Tuwim
>Artist
Takato Yamamoto, Harry Clarke, Bruegel, Delacroix
>Philosopher
Schopenhauer, Kierkegaard
>Musician/band
Schubert, Chopin, Shostakovich, Sisters of Mercy, King Crimson

Let's talk about being edgy.

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 12:29:38 2015 No.6250299

>Author
Stefan Themerson, Victor Hugo, Bruno Schulz, Witold Gombrowicz
>Poet
Charles Baudelaire, R. M. Rilke, Julian Tuwim, Byron
>Artist
Takeshi Yamamoto, Harry Clarke, Breugel
>Philosopher
Schopenhauer, Kierkegaard, Wittgenstein
>Musician/band
Schubert, Chopin, Shostakovic, Sisters of Mercy, King Crimson

Let's talk about being edgy

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 12:32:29 2015 No.6250308
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>>6247952
>>6249009
>>6249455
>>6250194

>All this Schiele love

Is he making a comeback in contemporary art circles or something? I'm seeing his name a lot recently.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 12:55:34 2015 No.6250346 File: 992 KB, 500x385, tumblr_inline_n4g0bvSY0G1sthg2o[1].gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6250308 two theories: 1. the internet first gave him the publicity that he deserved but couldn't get because porn 2. wes andersen.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 13:01:56 2015 No.6250357 Jorge Luis Borges TS Eliot Gaudi Nietzsche Flying Lotus

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 13:10:51 2015 No.6250394 >Author Faulkner >Poet Dylan Thomas, TS Eliot >Artist Picasso, I'm too big a fan of Guernica and Les Demoiselles to choose someone else >Philosopher LE STIRNER. Idk, maybe Stirner lol. >Musician Lately, L.Cohen, Tom Waits, Sufjan Stevens

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 13:34:18 2015 No.6250431 >>6250308 He has always been popular, to the point that there also exists a big contrarian backlash. Even my parents have a Schiele print in their house.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 15:30:40 2015 No.6250820 >name five random artists whose names you like. >There are 110 posters in this thread.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 15:40:55 2015 No.6250855 >>6250394 Good music.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 15:44:18 2015 No.6250862 File: 198 KB, 1600x1200, bowie-2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247590 >Author Joyce >Poet Shakespeare >Artist Mike Mignola >Philosopher Voltaire >Musician The only correct answer

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 15:44:35 2015 No.6250864 >Author Kafka >Poet Yeats >Artist Bosch >Philosopher Kierkegaard >Musician/Band Bach

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 18:47:16 2015 No.6251654 >Author James Joyce >Poet William Blake >Artist Francisco de Goya >Philosopher Descartes >Musician/Band Arcade Fire

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:05:20 2015 No.6252357 >>6247590 Houellebecq Larkin Arno Breker Zapffe Eminem

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:14:12 2015 No.6252384 Author Kafka, Capote Poet Flannery O'Connor Artist Franz Marc Philosopher Wittgenstein Musician/Band Sunn O))) or Der Blutharsch

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:14:59 2015 No.6252387 >>6252357 >Eminem why would you do that

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:20:57 2015 No.6252406 > Author Nietzsche. > Poet Nietzsche. > Artist That guy who did the painting of the man atop of the cliff that was used as a cover to one of Nietzsche's books. > Philosopher Nietzsche. > Musician/Band Nietzsche's piano compositions.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:21:24 2015 No.6252408 Harlan Ellison Arthur Rimbaud Mayumi Muroyama Marx Joni Mitchell

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:22:08 2015 No.6252411 >>6252387 Because he's not lying to appeal to the /lit/ obscurist hive mind like the rest of you

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:27:12 2015 No.6252436 >>6252411 True, I was just replying to OP. Seamus Heaney praised Eminem.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:29:06 2015 No.6252442 >>6252387 He's my favorite. I think he fits in with my other choices.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:41:14 2015 No.6252474 >>6252357 Blue collar pessimist.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 22:54:12 2015 No.6252503 File: 1.67 MB, 5076x2874, cotopaxi-1862.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Flanner O'Connor or Gene Wolfe uhhh Dante Alighieri Frederic Edwin Church Soren Kierkegaard Siouxsie and the Banshees, Ulver or New Order

Anonymous Tue Mar 10 23:29:07 2015 No.6252569
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Author:
Graham Greene.

Poet:
John Clare.

Artist:
Alphonso Dunn.

Philosopher:
Bertrand Russell, but it appears to be Sartre according to the ole' philosophy test ...

>Q16: You see an out-of-control trolley ...
*twitch* *pic related*

Maybe change or add to the question, ...er to ...y?

Musician/Band:
Led Zeppelin.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 10 23:40:36 2015 No.6252589 >>6247590 >Author Dan Brown >Poet Kanye West >Artist Kanye West >Philosopher Nietzsche >Musician/Band Kanye West

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 03:21:53 2015 No.6253081 >>6247590 Author: LOVECRAFT Poet: Matsuo Basho Artist: William-Adolphe Bouguereau Philosopher: Don't have one Musician: Amon Amarth

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 03:29:07 2015 No.6253090
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>>6247590
>auther
McCarthy
>Poit
Yeats(I have disliked poetry lately)
>Artist
John Collier
>Filosofer
Hume (philosophy is shit though)
>Musician/Band (lol u srs)
Jean Sibelius Conducted by Haitink/Salonen

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 03:47:23 2015 No.6253113 >>6247966 >Kanye West how in the FUCK can anyone say this unironcally? I'm serious

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 03:47:49 2015 No.6253114

>>6247599
2/5
>>6247610
2/5
>>6247612
4/5
>>6247631
2/5
>>6247641
2/5
>>6247652
1/5
>>6247655
4/5
>>6247661
2/5
>>6247670
2/5
>>6247672
1/5
>>6247676
me
>>6247690
5/5
>>6247698
2/5
>>6247707
1/5
>>6247721
4/5
>>6247725
2/5
>>6247739
2/5
>>6247752
2/5
>>6247769
1/5
>>6247784
3/5
>>6247808
2/5
>>6247814
2/5
>>6247815
2/5
>>6247824
1/5
>>6247853
3/5
>>6247871
2/5
>>6247878
1/5
>>6247915
2/5
>>6247916
3/5
>>6247934
2/5
>>6247952
0/5
>>6247966
2/5
>>6247967
3/5
>>6247993
2/5
>>6248011
1/5
>>6248016
3/5
>>6248071
2/5

too lazy to do the rest

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 04:01:41 2015 No.6253132 >Author Mishima >Poet Emily Dickinson >Artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi >Philosopher Kant >Musician/band Fishmans

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 04:14:13 2015 No.6253153 >>6253114 1. Nobody gives a fuck what you think 2. You don't even know who Willis Earl Beak is. You'd give me 5/5 just for that if ya did. 3. Fuck off.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 04:47:14 2015 No.6253205 >>6253153 >1. Nobody gives a fuck what you think lol at this emotional hypocrite right here

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 04:48:32 2015 No.6253210 >>6253153 lol go fuck yourself edgelord

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 04:52:25 2015 No.6253217 >>6253153 >I don't give a f-fuck what you t-t-think but if you had only just h-heard him you would 5/5 me I p-p-promise I'm c-cool

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 08:34:49 2015 No.6253459 >Author Dostoevsky >Poet I don't read poetry >Artist Pieter Bruegel the Elder >Philosopher Kierkegaard >Musician/Band Fleet Foxes

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 08:56:45 2015 No.6253496
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>>6247590
>author
hard choice. Either Nihal Atsız, Camus or Oscar Wilde
>poet
Nesimî
>artist
Magritte
>philosopher
I don't really have a favorite philosopher but the most interesting ideas I've read came from Farabî, Machiavelli, Camus and Atsız
>musician/band
another hard question but let's just say Robert Fripp or Steven Wilson

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 09:10:02 2015 No.6253516 File: 3.09 MB, 1936x2592, 014.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Fitzgerald me i guess idk idk Bright Eyes

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 09:21:29 2015 No.6253550 >>6253459 >I don't read poetry pleb

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 09:57:28 2015 No.6253630 These all change with time, but right now it's: Bukowski Keats Ingres Seneca Tchaikovsky >implying this whole thread isn't just posturing

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 10:02:07 2015 No.6253639 So apparently /lit/ is completely pleb when it comes to painting, poetry and music.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 13:34:10 2015 No.6254126 File: 20 KB, 450x320, projecting.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6253630

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 13:42:48 2015 No.6254145 Robert Anton Wilson me MARS-1 Aleister Crowley Yes/Sleep/John Darnielle

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 13:56:06 2015 No.6254172
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>Author
Hemingway, Bukowski, CoetzeeVonnegut
>Poet
e.e cummings
>Artist
Zdzisław Beksiński, Lucian Freud
>Philosopher
Hobbes, Hume, Kant
>Musician/Band
John Darnielle, Death Grips, Daniel Johnston

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 14:09:33 2015 No.6254213 Verne Pessoa Tintoretto Spinoza Mono

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 14:11:57 2015 No.6254223 >>6254172 >cummings >Freud >Darnielle >Johnston Great taste. >>6254213 >Pessoa >Tintoretto >Spinoza And you as well.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 14:17:38 2015 No.6254235 >>6254223 Thank you.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 14:19:39 2015 No.6254242 >>6247590 >Author Gaiman >Poet Blake >Artist Rembrandt >Philosopher Kierkegaard >Musician Sufjan Stevens

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 14:26:14 2015 No.6254262 >Author Coetzee or McCarthy >Poet John Darnielle, if that counts >Artist Picasso >Philosopher Jesus Christ >Musician/Band Slint

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 15:07:06 2015 No.6254395 File: 286 KB, 780x1024, vincent-van-gogh-skull-of-a-skeleton-with-burning-cigarette1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6247590 >Author Pynchon >Poet Rimbaud >Artist Von Gogh >Philosopher Zhuangzi >Musician/Band the Doors

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 15:24:17 2015 No.6254460 >Author David Mitchell >Poet John Tottenham >Artist Joseph Cornell >Philosopher Nietzsche >Musician/Band The Jam

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 15:31:12 2015 No.6254481 Douglas Adams Robert Frost Vincent Van Gogh Albert Camus Fleet Foxes I'm a 20 year old burnout pleb trying to get his life back together. Sue me.

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 15:52:48 2015 No.6254574
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>Author
not well read enough to pick a favourite. But i really liked Rashomon so i'll go with Ryunosuke Akutagawa

>Poet
Not my field of interest yet

>Artist
Monet

>Philosopher
dunno

>Musician/Band
Gryphon, Gentle Giant, King Crimson, Animal Collective

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 15:56:25 2015 No.6254592 >>6247590 >Author Franz Kafka >Poet Edgar Allen Poe >Artist Egon Schiele >Philosopher Albert Camus >Musician/Band The Avalanches I'll admit to being a pleb, but I won't admit to being as edgy as these choices may depict me as being

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 15:57:01 2015 No.6254595 >Author J.K.Rowling >Artist Michelangelo >Philosopher Plato >Musician/Band Shakira

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 15:58:59 2015 No.6254600 >>6254595 Oh, and >poet Edgar Allen Poe

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 16:05:24 2015 No.6254630 >>6254592 Hey Anon, I like you. Though after reading everything prior to music I expected some cool niche shoegaze postrock doomgaze indie shit instead of The Avalanches. but I still like you.

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 16:08:26 2015 No.6254647

>>6253113
When it comes to modern hiphop, esp. mainstream one, the overall sound transcends the classic 'lyrics vs the beat vs everything else' divide.

And all these 'shitty' or, say, 'cliche' genres like vapour rap, cloud rap, kanye-core, they're all amazing when it comes to such criteria.

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 16:12:43 2015 No.6254670
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>Author
James Joyce
>Poet
Yeats
>Artist
Matisse
>Philosopher
Adorno
>Musician/Band
Most difficult since I'm a musician and my main board is /mu/, so I'll just leave my three favourite musicians of my three favourite genres:
Classical: Schubert
Rock: Faust
Jazz: John Coltrane

I'll rate and rec in my next post.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 16:43:20 2015 No.6254786 >>6254670 sick picture, faglord.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 16:44:10 2015 No.6254792 >>6254670 >Joyce -tips fedora-

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 16:46:44 2015 No.6254797

>>6247599
3/4
>>6247610
3/4 Wolfe and Dostoievsky together is very weird.
>>6247612
4/5 Once again you should expose to more music. Check out Stravinsky, Bartók and Coltrane.
>>6247631
0/5
>>6247641
4/5 Do you know The Modern Jazz Quartet?
>>6247652
4/5 Chopin is one of my favorite composers too.
>>6247655
4/5 Grunge is shit m8
>>6247661
3/5 Great /lit/ choices
>>6247670
Fucking hell, found my soulmate on a chinese cartoon forum. Why don't you like krautrock?
>>6247672
2/5
>>6247676
2/5 Well meme'd on the Music section
>>6247690
The Dead, great
>>6247834
If you haven't listened to their live albums you cannot say you like the Grateful Dead. Go listen to Live/Dead.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 16:55:07 2015 No.6254829 >Author Nathanel West/Salinger/Steinbeck >Poet Rimbaud >Artist Sir Thomas Cole >Philosopher Jesus/Rousseau/Stirner >Musician/Band New Order/Neutral Milk Hotel/Panda Bear

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 16:55:34 2015 No.6254832

>>6254592
2/5 Would be friends with tho.
>>6254574
First week on 4Chan. First day out of /mu/
>>6254481
>Sue me.
Nah
>>6254395
4/5
>>6254242
3/5
>>6254213
3/5
>>6253630
2/5
>>6253459
>I don't read poetry
>>6253132
Let me guess, you plan to move to Japan when you grow up.
>>6253090
>Favourite artist John Collier
>Posts a Bouguereau
3/5

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 16:58:01 2015 No.6254842 >>6254832 Yes, I don't read poetry. What's the fucking problem?

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 17:04:11 2015 No.6254867 >>6254792 this will never become a meme fuck off

Anonymous Wed Mar 11 17:04:32 2015 No.6254872

>>6252503
2/5
>>6252569
0/5
>>6252408
2/5
>>6252384
2/5
>>6252357
>Eminem
>>6251654
Good choices, excepting Arcade Fire
>>6250864
5/5 True patrician here.
>>6250862
2/5
>>6250394
2/5
>>6250357
2/5
>>6250299
Ranges from very good to bad choices. I guess you are not stranger to One Hundred Aspects of the Moon

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 17:07:38 2015 No.6254888 >>6254670 did you start with the greeks?

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 17:08:01 2015 No.6254891 >>6254842 Easy bro. Easy.

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 17:16:14 2015 No.6254937 Author: Henry James Poet: - Artist: - ? Philosopher: aesthetically Spinoza(scientific intuition) although Hume and Plato are most important for my thinking Musician/Band: rock: talk talk, jazz: grachan moncur, classical: pergolesi

>>	G 0 D B L 3 ß !zR/LhJxu0Q Wed Mar 11 17:54:58 2015 No.6255115 >>6248446 R u trolling me again

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 21:21:59 2015 No.6255821 File: 173 KB, 500x273, whatever.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >author McCarthy >poet Whitman >Artist Dali (but School of Athens by Raphael is my fav painting) >Philosopher Plato, I guess >Band Radiohead for band, Bob Dylan for artist

>>	Anonymous Wed Mar 11 22:50:23 2015 No.6256153 >>6254797 >Fucking hell, found my soulmate on a chinese cartoon forum. Why don't you like krautrock? But I do : ) Neu! and Can the shit

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